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Swimming with piranhas and other stories of survival, by Dave Eggers

This is GORDITOS — A short story about a bunch of reprobates on a riverboat tour down the Amazon by San Francisco-based author Dave Eggers.

Written by: Dave Eggers

Art

Inside the graphic mind of Chocolate Skateboards main art man Evan Hecox

Abstract landscapes — Chatting geometry with Evan Hecox, the Mission School graduate who sees abstract shapes in urban spaces.

Written by: Andrea Kurland

Things that inspire me

Jazz and skateboarding go hand in hand for artist Ian Johnson

Things That Inspire Me — Old school Stereo skate videos and drunken studio sessions inspire artist and creative director of Western Edition Skateboards, Ian Johnson.

Written by: Alex King

Photography

Photographer Michael Jang brings his secret America to London for the first time

Solo exhibition with The Photocopy Club — 1970s Cal Arts debauchery, Hollywood stars at the Beverly Hilton Hotel, punks at Ramones shows, and much, much more.

Written by: Shelley Jones

Culture

Huck's Best of the Week

Stories from the Waterfront — Three stories of change and creativity from the shoreline.

Written by: HUCK HQ

Things that inspire me

Zion I

Bay Area Blood — In Huck 44, we get deep into Tommy's Guerrero's past, present and future - much of which goes down in his home city of San Francisco. But what is it about SF that makes it such a hot bed of creativity and free thought? In our Bay Area Blood web series we explore that question, going straight to the beating heart of SF, led by the people who love and know her best.

Written by: Interview by Rob Boffard

Travel

SF Brasserie: Dear Mom

Bay Area Blood — In Huck 44, we get deep into Tommy's Guerrero's past, present and future - much of which goes down in his home city of San Francisco. But what is it about SF that makes it such a hot bed of creativity and free thought? In our Bay Area Blood web series we explore that question, going straight to the beating heart of SF, led by the people who love and know her best.

Written by: Alex King

Why I do what I do

Mollusk Surf Shop

Bay Area Blood — In Huck 44, we get deep into Tommy's Guerrero's past, present and future - much of which goes down in his home city of San Francisco. The Bay Area is in his blood. But what is it about the city of big tech and tiny microclimates that makes it such a hot bed of creativity and free thought? In our Bay Area Blood web series we explore that question, going straight to the beating heart of SF, led by the people who love and know her best. At Mollusk Surf Shop, John McCambridge has built his own campfire of stoke.

Written by: Interview by Michael Fordham

Bike

A Meditation on Custom Motorcycles

Max Schaaf by Jerry Buttles — New York-based photographer Jerry Buttles captures legendary pro skater and custom motorcycle artisan Max Schaaf in his Oakland workshop.

Written by: Shelley Jones

Photography

Andrew Paynter

Working Artists — Fascinated by artists and creative people, photographer Andrew Paynter is committed to putting in the hours to reveal their personalities.

Written by: Alex King

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